C# appears more similair to C and Java whereas VB.NET is more like classic VB. Essentially they are both the same but in practice when VB.NET is compiled down into IL it produces slightly bulkier code. Also VB.NET makes calls to an external library used for VB style coding so you tend to end up with more DLL calls.
Main differences between VB.Net and C#.Net?
Syntax; VB.NET follows the Visual Basic syntactical structure (hence the name), while c# generally follows the c-family syntax (also hence the name). Class libraries, objects and framework access are essentially identical however; there is no real difference beyond the superficial qualities of the two.
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